Re:Permissive forwarding rule leads to unintentional exposur...
by sillystuff on Wednesday June 22, 2022 @05:17PM
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And linux vserver* has been around since 2001.
If you were willing to use out of tree patches, linux containers pre-date Solaris containers by years (Debian distributed pre-patched kernels pretty early on, so you didn't need to deal with compiling your own kernels, and Debian also had an option for vserver + grsec patched kernels). But, freebsd jails beats linux vserver by a year.
* not to be confused with the similarly named linux virtual server (LVS) load balancer.
If you were willing to use out of tree patches, linux containers pre-date Solaris containers by years (Debian distributed pre-patched kernels pretty early on, so you didn't need to deal with compiling your own kernels, and Debian also had an option for vserver + grsec patched kernels). But, freebsd jails beats linux vserver by a year.
* not to be confused with the similarly named linux virtual server (LVS) load balancer.